The First yearly set of loan tracts
Publisher: George Wightman
Published: 1830
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 50
Subjects: Apologetic works; Baptists
Notes: A reissue of 50 tracts, each with separate imprint (varies); nos.12 & 47 are no earlier than 1825, no. 34 than 1828; Wightman went out of business in 1841.
Table of contents: title: 1. The glorious Gospel; title: 2. Vanity of youth; title: 3. Twelve reasons against Sabbath-breaking; title: 4. Evidences of the Christian religion; title: 5. Way of salvation; title: 6. Now or never; title: 7. Reasons for early piety; title: 8. Reflections at a funeral; title: 9. The mourner comforted; title: 10. The worth of the soul; title: 11. Sarah Wakefield; title: 12. Conversion of J. Price; title: 13. Poor Joseph; title: 14. The sceptic silenced; title: 15. The day of salvation; title: 16. The immortal soul.; title: 17. Serious considerations; title: 18. End of worldly pleasure; title: 19. Good news; title: 20. On dying in sin; title: 21. Affectionate hints on public worship; title: 22. Experience of a young Christian; title: 23. Religious conversation among workmen; title: 24. God's unspeakable gift; title: 25. The folly of irresolution in religion; title: 26. Heavenly contemplations; title: 27. Introduction of Christianity into Britain; title: 28. The final sentence; title: 29. Joseph Donisthorpe; title: 30. Blind American preacher; title: 31. Religion justified; title: 32. A view of future state; title: 33. Recovery from sickness.; title: 34. The believing wife; title: 35. John Dawson; title: 36. Intoxication and its dreadful effects; title: 37. Conversion of Saul; title: 38. Torments of Hell; title: 39. Christian mother; title: 40. John Hobson; title: 41. Reflections on death; title: 42. Strong consolations; title: 43. On covetousness; title: 44. Pious meditations; title: 45. Counsel and comfort; title: 46. The Christian's portion; title: 47. The persecuted minister; title: 48. Meditations in a garden; title: 49. Loss of the Comet; title: 50. The converted Jew.